Juliet's house

Montecchi's house, from Shakespeare, is located near Juliet's house.

You can only see it from the outside, but you can feel the mystic of the famous story. It is a very beautiful house, entirely built with carved stone and with a simple sign identifying it. Its reddish color can be seen all around the city, and the front door also blends with its surroundings.

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I wasn't looking for it when I found it. I was just passing by, but something about it caught my eye and I was stunned when I realized whose house it was. Cagnolo Nogarola, so was the name of the XIV century man who, supposedly, inspired the tale.

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With its castle vibes (the strong exterior wall pushes away any sort of voyeurism), it becomes mandatory that you should stop and take the time to admire that splendour architecture.

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Visit the site and take your own conclusions!